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Whether you make a donation or become a member, you are supporting Woody Guthrie Center’s mission to celebrate the life, music, and artistry of the influential folk musician while seeking to ignite a passion for social change and foster a world where the values of justice, equality, and compassion prevail. With your support, Woody’s message spreads to a new generation who can create their own ripples of change.
Your donation honors Woody Guthrie’s legacy by allowing us to educate visitors, teachers, students, and scholars about his important role in American history and his relevance today. Gifts of any size directly support on-site programming, classroom materials, youth music programs, school outreach, and much more. Just this year alone, thousands of local students have visited Woody Guthrie Center on fully-funded field trips, all made possible through the support of donors like you.
When you become a Woody Guthrie Center member, you join a community of music and history enthusiasts while supporting the center in embodying its mission through exhibits, special in-person and virtual events, and educational programs.
All yearly memberships come with the following universal benefits:
The Rambler membership includes all standard benefits plus unlimited admission for one year for one named adult.
The Artist membership includes all standard benefits plus unlimited admission for one year for two named adults in the same household.
The People’s Poet membership includes all standard benefits plus the following:
The Dust Bowl Okie membership includes all standard benefits plus the following:
This Land Troubadour membership includes all standard benefits plus the following:
Dual memberships provide a membership to both the Bob Dylan Center and Woody Guthrie Center at a discount.
Dual universal member benefits applicable at both centers:
All dual universal member benefits PLUS unlimited admission to either center for one named adult.
All dual universal member benefits PLUS unlimited admission to either center for two named adults in the same household.
This new tier of membership unlocks select center benefits for companies large and small, including Woody Guthrie Center and Bob Dylan Center visits for employees, special rates on facility rentals and inclusion in our members-only concert/event presales and advance announcements.
By becoming a Corporate Member, your company makes possible the preservation of exclusive archives, music education for K-12 students and community engagement through concerts and events.
Support via Corporate Membership provides much-needed unrestricted funds for the center’s most pressing needs, while granting valuable benefits for your team and new engagement opportunities for your company’s employees, executives and key partners.
Join today to provide essential support to the missions of Bob Dylan Center and Woody Guthrie Center while securing these benefits for your company.
The Woody Guthrie Center gratefully acknowledges the generosity of our key donors, partners, and members.
Absher, Amy and Brad
Anita B. and Howard S. Richmond Foundation, Inc.
Argue, Pamela and Steven
Baker, Wanda and Dennis
Basu, Monica
Beal, Dee Ann and J. Martin
Bernston, Elizabeth and David
Bill Knight Automotive Group
Bires, Marian and Dennis
Bland Family Foundation
Bovasso, Sharna and Stephen
Bushnell, Cindy and Charles
Butkin, Robert
Cantor, Anthony and Katrin Urschel
Clark, Dan
Clifford, Ken
Croney, Steven
Darby, Bob and Bonnie
Darby, Bobby and Karen
Darby, Ryan and Sarah
Davenport, Catherine and Tom
Davis, Jen
Denyes, Steven
Disselhorst, Jacob
Dorwart, Frederic
Duffy, Kevin
Dupee, Andrew
Eastin, Tracey and David
Ed Darby Family Foundation
Edwards, Alice
Florence, Russ
Fraiser, Molly
Frasier, Frank
Frederic Dorwart Lawyers, PLLC
French, Marilyn and Nelson
Gehres, Shawna and Tony
Geib, Dena and Richard
Gigunito, Joseph
Gomez, Steve
Grace and Franklin Bernson Foundation
Hardesty Family Foundation
Harris, Katrina and Kyle
Hawkinson, Tamara
Hellman, Gay and Lawrence
Herrin, Charlie and Denick
Hickman, William and Shelly
Higgins, James
Houston Family Foundation
Huffman, Audrey
Iverson, J and Traci
Johnson, Patti and Craig
Kaiser, Philip and Miranda
Kathleen Patton Westby Foundation
Kimmons, Dr. Matthew
Kirkpatrick, Lee Anne and Tom
Kittinger, Danny
Knox, Teresa
Kymes, Stacy and Angel
Lawmaster, Kim
Lawrence, Amanda and Kenneth
LoVoi, Vincent and Beatriz Pérez
Maras, Daniel
Maxine and Jack Zarrow Family Foundation
McLain, Chad
Moran Family Foundation
Morgan, Mary and Bob Saunders
Morgan, William
Nell, Malisa and Steven
NG, Nathanael
Oak View Group
Oklahoma Humanities Council
Ollman, Barry and Judy
O’Sullivan, James and Gerald
Parker Jr., Joseph L.
Poe, Susan
Purvis, Jimmie and Barbara Wastrack
Ramsey, Mari
Reamey, Gary and Joanne
Reaves, Leigh and John
Redman, Michael
Richards, Gail and Kip
Richman Family Foundation
Roberts, Roger
Schloesser, Kristin and Hans
Schmitz, Paul and Jennifer Frank
Schoenhals, Barbara and Glen
Scholl, Jacque and Eric
Shapiro, Barry
Shaw, Lissa and Jim
Singhal, Vani and Rajesh Chandwaney
Slape, Mary Ellen
Smith, Monique
Smolen Smolen And Roytman PLLC
Stambaugh, Marianne and David
Streeter, Beth and Bryan
Task, Rob
Taylor, Kathryn and William Lobeck
Thiessen, Kimberly and Guy
Thomas, Jill and Robert
Tims, Maggie and Brian
Todd, Sheila and Dr. Robert
TRO ESSEX Music Group
Turell, Shari and Jonathan
Universal Music Publishing Group
Van Hanken, Annie and Jeff
Wenger, Jill and Peter
Wetmore, Hilary and David
Whelan, Tim and Mary
Whitener, Jan
Wiens, Clark
Wood, Sunshine and Rick Rodarte
Wright, Denise and Charles
